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Six reasons why you should travel to Montego Bay
Montego Bay is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Jamaica, with visitors coming to enjoy the laid-back environment and spectacular surrounding landscapes. Learn more about its golden sands, lush scenery andwarm water with the Montego Bay Travel Guide. The beaches are beautiful, with calm, aquamarine water and verdantpalm trees framing the blue skies - perfect for some serious rest andrecuperation.This small city is alive with culture. Wander through the bustlingstreets of Gloucester Avenue where you can look at art galleries, tasteauthentic jerk chicken or go to a live music show.Montego Bay is a popular cruise ship terminal, making it the idealdestination for a split vacation on land and sea.This shopper’s paradise has many duty-free shops with luxury goodsat affordable prices, and a variety of markets selling beautifully craftedartisan products.It’s surrounded by rivers such as the Great River and the MarthaBrae River, which are lined with green foliage and thick with interestingspecies of birds and local wildlife.The famous Dunn’s River Falls, a gorgeous waterfall cascading overa terraced set of smooth rocks, is only a short day-trip away.- Where is Montego Bay?Montego Bay is a town on the northwestern side of Jamaica, in the area of St. James parish. The closest landmass is Cuba, 129 miles away. - How far is Montego Bay from the airport?Montego Bay has its own airport, Sangster International Airport, which is only a few minutes from the city center. Travelers can also fly to Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, which is 126 miles from Montego Bay.
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WHAT DOCUMENTATION DO I NEED TO TRAVEL TO JAMAICA?
Although Americans do not need a visa to travel to Jamaica for tourism visits of up to 90 days, travelers will need a valid passport with at least one completely clear page. It’s recommended to have proof of expected departure date, and all tourists will need to fill out an immigration card on arrival. To find out whether residents of other countries will need a visa for Jamaica, please visit the Jamaican consulate website. -
DO I NEED TRAVEL INSURANCE IF TRAVELLING TO JAMAICA?
Travel insurance is very important when traveling to Jamaica. The best healthcare in the country is private, and in case of an emergency it may be necessary to move to a more sophisticated facility which can be very expensive. It’s essential to have an updated policy offering overseas medical coverage, as well as the loss of valuables. -
IS IT DANGEROUS FOR MY HEALTH TO VISIT JAMAICA?
There are no required vaccinations, but there are some issues that travelers should be aware of regarding health when traveling to Jamaica - there have been cases of the Zika virus, so travel is not recommended for pregnant women. There are hospitals and pharmacies in urban areas, but make sure to have all necessary medication if visiting the more rural parts of the country. It is recommended to get a H1N1 flu vaccine before travelling. -
HOW DO YOU PAY IN JAMAICA?
The currency in Jamaica is the Jamaican dollar, but US dollars are widely used too. It’s best to carry cash in rural areas of the country, but credit card machines are easily available in Montego Bay and other urban centers. It’s possible to use traveler’s cheques, but they aren’t recommended due to the long waiting time expected in bank queues. " -
WHAT ARE THE TIMEZONES IN JAMAICA?
The timezone in Jamaica is UTC-5, meaning that it is five hours behind the Universal Coordinated Time. -
WHAT LANGUAGE IS SPOKEN IN JAMAICA?
The majority of people in Jamaica speak Jamaican patois. This is known as a creole language, combining aspects of English with West African influences. It may be difficult to understand depending on the strength of accent, but most of the time communication in English is possible. -
WHAT TO PUT IN MY LUGGAGE WHEN TRAVELING TO JAMAICA?
Make sure to bring insect repellent and a medical kit containing antacids, painkillers, antiseptic cream, rehydration salts and any other medication that you may need. You can also ask your doctor for a prescription for a broad-spectrum antibiotic, in case of emergency.